I had only created the guitar part. This version develops the song with lyrics written by Michael Wayne Davis. I'm singing. This represents another cheap man's multitrack, bouncing tracks between a cassette deck and an 8-track cartridge recorder. The track was probably recorded sometime in or before 1979. It doesn't sound like I have my Fender Stratocaster yet which I acquired in 1979, if memory serves.

Here's where you can hear finished versions of the song
with Mike Davis singing: https://on.soundcloud.com/Rhbdi
with Ralph Warchol singing: https://on.soundcloud.com/Ggfs8.

A version of this tune ended up in my School of the Art Institute of Chicago student video "Trans-Mission." You can see it here: https://youtu.be/8WyVV_OXcxU.

I sang a finished version on my album "Mostly Acoustic" available here: https://on.soundcloud.com/UssrPNYRW7yURbou5.

Musical Sketch 46: 3D Warped Out Tuned In Video Fan

I wrote the song and played my Fender Stratocaster through my Fender Twin Reverb amplifier. Michael Davis had electronic synthesizer and rhythm equipment that he played.

Here's where you can hear different versions of this song:
https://on.soundcloud.com/C3Zxz
https://on.soundcloud.com/nSe7M.

Note to self: we probably recorded this in Mike's Chicago apartment on West School Street near North Racine Avenue sometime in or after 1979? Or was it the loft that Mike later rented on Division? near Ashland? I acquired my Strat after reading "The Heavy Guitar Bible" published in 1979.

Musical Rehearsal: Clyde Meets the Aliens

I wrote the song and played my Fender Stratocaster through my Fender Twin Reverb amplifier. Michael Davis had electronic synthesizer and rhythm equipment that he played. We probably recorded this in Mike's Chicago apartment on West School Street near North Racine Avenue sometime in or after 1979?

Here's where you can hear different versions of this song:
https://on.soundcloud.com/H48ir
https://on.soundcloud.com/FuaYK
https://on.soundcloud.com/9ccbebkFYYoLH6wZ9.

A version of this tune eventually ended up in my CD "Mostly Acoustic" available here: https://on.soundcloud.com/UssrPNYRW7yURbou5.

Musical Rehearsal: Black Whole of Love

Michael Davis wrote this song and sang lead vocal on this musical rehearsal. He also played electronic synthesizer and rhythm equipment that he had. I played my Fender Stratocaster and sang backup.

Here's a finished version of this song: https://on.soundcloud.com/5EoojB5wAsNkzuns7.

Here's another iteration of this song: https://on.soundcloud.com/hdNd6PMvdLtzRSkc9.

A version of this tune eventually ended up in my CD "Mostly Acoustic" available here: https://on.soundcloud.com/UssrPNYRW7yURbou5.

Musical Rehearsal: Elmer 40

Michael Wayne Davis wrote the song lyrics and I wrote the music to his words. He remarked that the music was a departure from what he wanted but he didn't come up with anything to replace it. I sang lead vocal on this musical rehearsal. Mike played electronic synthesizer and rhythm equipment that he had. I played my Fender Stratocaster.

Here's where you can hear different versions of this song:
https://on.soundcloud.com/D5qDp
https://on.soundcloud.com/ne35J
https://on.soundcloud.com/Qyrb5uFRtqynsTB26.

A version of this tune eventually ended up in my CD "Mostly Acoustic" available here: https://on.soundcloud.com/UssrPNYRW7yURbou5.

Musical Rehearsal: Guttersnipe

I made this track (kind of a moodtape) in Essonne, in my ex-gf flat. it was a foggy, cold morning but I was so determined. Working out, improving myself, making music, experimenting.

Galets

Michael Davis and I wrote this musical sketch. Mike played electronic synthesizer and rhythm equipment that he had. I played some kind of organ.

Note to self: we probably recorded this in Mike's Chicago apartment on West School Street near North Racine Avenue sometime in or after 1979? Or was it the loft that Mike later rented on Division? near Ashland? I acquired my Strat after reading "The Heavy Guitar Bible" published in 1979.

Musical Sketch: Beth

Michael Davis wrote this musical sketch. Mike played electronic synthesizer and rhythm equipment that he had. A visitor played what sounds like my Stratocaster in my absence. I'm not pleased.

Note to self: Mike probably recorded this in his Chicago apartment on West School Street near North Racine Avenue sometime in or after 1979? Or was it the loft that Mike later rented on Division? near Ashland? I acquired my Strat after reading "The Heavy Guitar Bible" published in 1979. I'm really thinking this has to be in the loft.

Musical Sketch: We Are Contained

Michael Davis and I wrote this musical sketch. I played my Fender Stratocaster. Mike played electronic synthesizer and rhythm equipment that he had.

Musical Sketch: Messenger RNA

I wrote the tune, played and recorded all the multitracked instruments with my Tascam M-208 mixer and Tascam 38 1/2" 8-Track Reel to Reel tape recorder. I played my Fender Stratocaster and bass guitar. My Yamaha RX5 Digital Rhythm Programmer provided the drum track. I collected all this equipment sometime around 1985 or '86.

Musical Sketch: Gun-nug

Musical Sketch: Gun-nuG

I consider myself a fringe conceptual artist and have experimented with all kinds of media like drawing, performance, writing, music, painting, moviemaking, game design since I was quite young. I'd love it if you would check out what I've got going here in the sound department.

I make electronic and hip hop music, sound sketches, moods. 
I also post old stuff I find in old hard drives and share my present and past being. 
You will find heavy, dirty, rough pieces of me here. 
Enjoy.

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